The mission...
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Many times in the transgender community people are overlooked by health care providers for various reasons. At times it is discovered that the medical community has not been educated in regard to the needs of the transgender client and the unique issues that go along with providing health services to this community. We have heard the stories of how medical technicians were rude, nurses outing us in the waiting rooms, and even how doctors never did their homework and assumed we were genetic in our bodies when our medical charts show different.
The goal of TransHealth Coordinators is to offer education to the medical community while still offering different options in obtaining health services for everyone in the trans community.
Health care providers are in a position to have great influence over the quality of care patients receive. Unfortunately, some may not have the information they need to offer appropriate care to transgender patients.
No person needs to be refused medical care because of their race, religion, gender, sexual orientation or gender expression. Nor should any person be treated in a disrespectful or demeaning way. It is a personal goal of the director of TransHealth Coordinators to provide resources and options to all transgender or non- gender conforming individuals.
One goal of this site is to help those who might be in need of obtaining health care, but are challenged due to money, culture or social issues. Another goal is to help as a resource guide for health care providers in regard to quality of care for transgender patients.
And finally, our mission is always to help educate both the public and health care providers to practice tolerence toward all people who identify as transgender.
TransHealth Coordinators is a non-profit, educational organization whose dual purpose is to help the transgender community access safe, compassionate and respectful health care, and to advise health care professionals on better ways to serve their transgender patients. We achieve this by offering resources, health screenings at conferences, and by helping to bring about satisfactory solutions to health care grievances by employing education and sensitivity training.
Many times in the transgender community people are overlooked by health care providers for various reasons. At times it is discovered that the medical community has not been educated in regard to the needs of the transgender client and the unique issues that go along with providing health services to this community. We have heard the stories of how medical technicians were rude, nurses outing us in the waiting rooms, and even how doctors never did their homework and assumed we were genetic in our bodies when our medical charts show different.
The goal of TransHealth Coordinators is to offer education to the medical community while still offering different options in obtaining health services for everyone in the trans community.
Health care providers are in a position to have great influence over the quality of care patients receive. Unfortunately, some may not have the information they need to offer appropriate care to transgender patients.
No person needs to be refused medical care because of their race, religion, gender, sexual orientation or gender expression. Nor should any person be treated in a disrespectful or demeaning way. It is a personal goal of the director of TransHealth Coordinators to provide resources and options to all transgender or non- gender conforming individuals.
One goal of this site is to help those who might be in need of obtaining health care, but are challenged due to money, culture or social issues. Another goal is to help as a resource guide for health care providers in regard to quality of care for transgender patients.
And finally, our mission is always to help educate both the public and health care providers to practice tolerence toward all people who identify as transgender.
TransHealth Coordinators is a non-profit, educational organization whose dual purpose is to help the transgender community access safe, compassionate and respectful health care, and to advise health care professionals on better ways to serve their transgender patients. We achieve this by offering resources, health screenings at conferences, and by helping to bring about satisfactory solutions to health care grievances by employing education and sensitivity training.
